now this wise old s, washington, i'm the you are on the same page. see you, crane has the right to the new. so white means necessary even if it means a packing russian thursday. and this is a white house with national security. so this isn't, don't cover the 17th a pack on the cost region falls in line with the rules around using us supplied weapons. does it goes all the incursion, however, they are not clear to washington, you know, there's been no changes in our policy approaches. they're using it in, in an area where we had said before, they could uh, use you as a webpage for cross warner strikes. the angle here is to help you frame defend itself. and we're just going to see what the princess about the human rights commission says, a request has been submitted to the u. n. for it to condemn, quote, terrorism on the part of your time and take measures against caves. violation of human rights reside left hand and cuddle islands, national security consulting arising, museum, believe washington is using key is offensive to justify all the cash is a su

s. washington supports as a by giving them the latest weapons, the latest of the human capabilities invested in and using science and web put and dusty. they are giving them workers to sky on our a dead bodies on our people's that button. so this is the kind of protection that i'm providing. this is what blinking is in the area for him when he calls we, when he says, we want everyone to the states from taking any action to stop it did. what kind of did we have been negotiating? open the blog, the bodies of 40000 people since 11 months. what do you do? you want to have a do that? i love the that is that either hostages to go back to that any. i don't know, i'd make it political. it's, but it's a convict. city wide, nothing. yeah. who keeps themselves that i of amazing does stuff of self getting i guess as of by closing or crossing this that kind of a fiction. so it is a, is this the kind of get after all this love, our people would not accept this? i would people who love except go back to the people that has been for 17 years and does that because of the disease. and after all this blog, we

s. washington, i'm the you are on the same page. the queen has the right to defend itself. by all means, that's what it, even if it means putting russian territory in the latest white house moving national security, suppose listen, john cub 8 for said kids attract on low cost region. fools in long island with the rules around using us supplied weapons. the goals all the inc. apparently a clear to washington. you know, there's been no changes in our policy approaches they're using in, in, in an area where we had said before, they came to you, you as well as for cross border strikes. the goal here is to help her brain defend itself. and we're just going to see what the princess about as the human rights commission. so as a request has been submitted to the you and for it to can den, quote, terrorism on the part of your claim and take measures against keys, violation of human rights, retired left tenant land, international security consulting, arise, museum. believe washington is using keys offensive to justify all the cash instead to play the claim they are going after milita

it's sarah here, and i am back in the bbc�*s washington bureau.t'sjustin, in the worldwide headquarters of americast, in london, england. now, justin, i don't think you're going to believe what i'm about to tell you. i find it difficult to believe myself. one month ago today, i was in milwaukee for the first day of the republican national convention. and you'll remember well, we talked all through that week about how ascendant donald trump looked after that assassination attempt, how the party was jubilant. it looked as though he was absolutely cruising to victory in november. and in that one short month, everything has turned on its head. our americasters know, of course, what's happened — joe biden stepped aside, kamala harris assumed the nomination — but none of us could have predicted just what an astonishing ride it's been. of course, she's up in the polls, but the whole mood of the campaign has changed. she's sunny and optimistic. donald trump looks snarly and bad—tempered. suddenly, she's the youthful candidate and she's the future, and he

s. foreign policy at the middle east institute in washington. i asked him, what makes president biden's thought optimistic about this long daily de thing. one thing that's making him optimistic is that the war that many people see here that are ron and has the law might launch in. rick, reaction to is really the strikes a couple of weeks ago has not yet happened. and this, the simple fact of the matter is that there's an impulse to try to double down on diplomacy to end the gaza work in part to try to prevent a wider regional war. that would drags the united states around his beloved israel and to a wider concentration. so i think maybe that's one thing that gives them a little bit of hope. the 2nd thing is he, he actually may be doing this to try to push things along that across the finish line because it's been a very difficult negotiation. it's been essentially 2 and a half months since he written divide released. it's of his own plan for a cease fire and it's been hard to get to this point. so i think some of this may be a bit, a wishful thi

speaking to reporters in washington, u. s. president joe biden expressed optimism about the new deal. the reason why was late for you all was all doing with the cease fire and we are closer to whatever man i don't want to jinx anything. they actually were not very much, but of course so struggle is kyrie moga. how are you? how much ground there is full biden's optimism where the kiddy, the u. s. is reading optimism result talking really about the substance of the negotiations. we hear less from costs. our issue is really about the substance. not so much about the folks of this. how much was the presence of the legal sure issues . i think this will be different, overstated fact, because they have also an office in contact to have. they were informed, they were also probably indirectly involved in this is a bit of an irony that's it with us is trying to bully the old sites now into the ceasefire. and it's a bit of an irony that the cost of u. s. has always the last month and since that will break out, it vito's a ceasefire the

s. and while washington did refuse to admit the transfer, according to reports, the issue remains whether or not ukrainian pilots will be able to man the jets immediately even off the going through a few months of western training. so we'll have this report it out to watch senior correspondent explaining why the new air off and all is unlikely to turn the tide in the conflict. the transfer of at 16 multi will across the loan promise, along the way that has probably happened according to reports, a bachelor, smooth batch of a, across of being transferred to credit. and also with problems that have now become characteristic of this in tot efforts to give up succeed process to, to ukraine level problems with, with, with the language barriers, the problems with the parts for the crop there. of course, the problem is if we know about the problems of training, you create insights as to fly the steps, getting the english up to speed never the less. now let's move back to back off have been handed over to you. great. and what is seen is largely a symbolic gesture because hoff 1000 or even a dozen

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joining me tonight — stefanie bolzen, die welt�*s correspondent in washington dc and brian taylor, politicaltry on monday was its biggest so far. power infrastructure was hit, and at least six deaths were reported.

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s in the march on washington.e also questioned whether the federal reserve should continue to operate and gently from the white house and signaled openness to relaxing federal laws regulating marijuana. pres. trump: i think the people, if you look at january 6, which a lot of people are not talking about very much -- i think there are people traded very harshly when you compare them to other things that have taken place where a lot of people were killed -- and no one was killed on january 6 -- but i think the people in january 6 were treated very unfairly. they were there to complain about an election. it is interesting, the biggest crowd i have ever spoken to, and i said peacefully and patriotically, which no one wanted to say, but i said peacefully and patriotically, the biggest crowd i have ever spoken to. i was at the mall, at the washington monument, the whole thing. i don't know who has ever had a bigger crowd than i have. the biggest crowd i have ever spoken before was that day, and i'll tell you, it is ver

joining me tonight — stefanie bolzen, die welt�*s correspondent in washington dc and brian taylor, politicalntator at the herald first, the latest headlines. the head of the airforce in ukraine says russia's air assault on the country on monday was its biggest so far. power infrastructure was hit, and at least six deaths were reported. but ukraine's air force chief said they managed to bring down more than a—hundred out of one—hundred— and—twenty—seven missiles sent by moscow and an even higher proportion of attack drones. the prince of wales has and david beckham have led tributes for the former england manager sven—goran eriksson, who has died at the age of 76. he'd been receiving treatment for pancreatic cancer. eriksson managed england for five years until 2006 — and led the side, to the quarterfinals at three major tournaments. he also managed 12 clubs including manchester city, going on to win 18 trophies. the un says it's halted its aid operation in gaza after the israeli military issued a new evacuation order for the area workers have been operating from. an official said the challen

does this find us present in biden's proclamations that he's optimistic about washington's diplomatic s's? according to some of these moves of just the distraction from, by the way, the governments which previously announced his signs to keep the slow, la garza a potential deal between our mazda and is well include snow, sonia, si, fi, and garza. but also there were tons of these wavy hostages kept in her mouth captivity. thus, as a number of palestinians killed in the gauze of will has to pause 40000 with 16000 of them children already according to when look and helpful authorities. on the day of honestly blankets arrive and it is, well i do yes. twice to close guns are reportedly killed $29.00 people including a mother and $26.00 children among them. 10 year old queens updates with little sign all of these violence and basing despite diplomatic s as one of the countries pushing for an immediate stop to the conflict is donica, excuse me, columbia? it's presidents and now spoke. it's all will stop co expose to as well cooling the nesting yahoo cabinet quotes genocide though long as the co

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but it was us political honors, even by talking there to washington bureau chief n s border. a quick look now at some of the stories and making headlines around the world. the usa, several of its troops have been injured in a suspect of rocket attack at a loss of air basing best in their rock. it is unclear who is responsible for the strike. washington says that it bracing for more attacks against its personnel in the middle east. i made the drawing. regional attentions are us federal judge has ruled google acted illegally to maintain this monopoly, as well as default search provider, on smartphones and web browsers. the scathing ruling to fix google as a technological bully that squashed competition. and for the innovation was innovating hundreds of billions of dollars in underwater prophets. thousands of protest as are valid and brought to sounds northwest to demand the release from prison or former prime minister in ron, on the governing month, one year since con was handed a 3 year deal sentence in a growth case. brazil has mobilized security forces of the clashes between

some of harris�*s proposals are facing pushback from certain economists. washingtoniting: the post also critiqued harris�*s housing proposal, saying the assistance for first—time buyers risks putting upward pressure on prices. at the rally, donald trump criticised the plan and mentioned the washington post's opinion. yonah freemark is a principal research associate at the urban institute and an expert on affordable housing. he gave me his reaction to harris�*s housing plans, and how effective they could be if implemented. yeah, you know, ithink one thing that's been really fascinating about this campaign is that for the first time in living memory, we're taking housing seriously as a national problem and that reflects the reality that americans are facing really high costs of housing — both renters and homeowners. so, the first thing i'd like to say is simply that even having this discussion about housing policy is really a big deal in this presidential campaign. and for the most part, we're getting it from the harris campaign. trump has primarily been reacting to th

arrived in washington, d.c.'sift to first lady pat nixon after a historic visit to china with president richard nixon helped establish diplomatic relations between the two countries. >> i think panda-monium is going to break out right here at the zoo. >> reporter: from then on, 50 years of panda diplomacy helps boost the panda population and their popularity. millions of adoring fans watching every tumble, snow day, and birth. china owns the pandas and typically leases them out for ten-year terms at $1 million a year per pair. with increased tensions between beijing and the west, the chinese had appeared to pull back the bears as their leases expired. >> yeah, of course i want the pandas back. >> reporter: but after chinese president xi jinping suddenly signaled a thawing of the icy panda relations, more pandas are now expected back at american zoos. and with the san diego zoo's long history with the bears, it's a natural first stop for the pandas ' encore tour it's hoped the two pandas will usher in the next gene

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s now under way. but he, along with another pilot colleague with the callsignjuice, had travelled to washington as part a blow for president zelensky. he personally campaigned to get these jets for the past two and a half years. he finally got them the first of them just a few weeks ago. and now this has happened. there were these warnings that the russians would target them and also crucially, the airfields from which they take off. and that is why president zelensky has asked once again of his allies that they give him permission to use these foreign made long range missiles so that they can hit further into russia. and president zelensky says if he�*s given that permission, they can prevent these sort of attacks across the whole of ukraine. concerns have been raised by a growing number of experts, about the trials of lucy letby. she was the nurse convicted of killing seven babies in her care and attempting to kill seven others, and she was jailed for life last year. now there have been claims that vital evidence may have been misinterpreted, although others insist the claims are misguided and that t

s. government assistance easily. it would have never taken such a risk. now as washington has been building up its military presence and as well keeps its hawkish rhetoric against different resistance groups. it's unlikely that the situation will calm down any time soon. we can all, we expect things to move toward escalation. well, we heard from the spokes person for the reformist democratic function within the fall to dispense dimitri deal. yeah, me, he laid, i'd hire the composite of these really remarks and killing of military leaders, effects as close as ally washington or any time that they are deal is about to be made even with the u. s. a support and, and us encouragement and then many times as us announcement, as by them has done before israel escalates violets kills more people and find a way to get out of, of the d. m. obstructed. and what's really been studied is how did a united states jets adjust its rhetoric to fit the position of the israeli government in a way that it's becoming more of a joke and cannot be taken seriously. you can tell, for example, the le

s. reaction from washington dc of the by the ministration. so one of the better, what seems pretty disgusted by these comment. and so it was a show statement that was released, but it was fairly to the point. it said, we all polls by these comments. we reiterate that this rhetoric is harmful and it is disturbing. the presidents and the secretary of state have repeatedly stressed to meet ends, but humanitarian crisis in goal is to remove any obstacles to the flow of age and restore basic services for those in need. of course these comments, will it be welcomed by some in the fall right side of israel, but they have been widely uh, found upon any international community. i mean, the, your opinion describes them as well. put them in place. i'm sorry. if this is a little crime, deliberate, salvation, that's how you describe it. uh, the front set it how deep, despite what it called scandalous remarks on the case that that could be absolutely no justification for these remarks. but perhaps now that we've seen some strong woods come from the us as w

"the washington post"'s reporting to get important urgent messages about mr.ommander had to pick up his cell phone and call a state trooper whod to would then tell thewh secret service like a game oft telephone tag. this happened three times that c afternoon, including a local counter sniper radioed about a white male lurking near the agr building at 5:42 and lost sight of him.happ it happened even 30 seconds before trump was shocked. a local officer radioed theoote command center that the shooter was on the roof and armed. will come of that message never got to the secret service to command post. joining me now frank, it secret service special agent in charge, frank, now apparently in butler, pennsylvania, so surface can be quite spotty.ervi and some instances, it did not work at all. wso how does the secret service usually set up a command post that is so far from the localth police, especially in those more rural areas where the cell surface isn't great? >> will, laura, thank you for having me on tonight. the first thing i want to telloc you the proper prot

according to "the washington post"'s polling averages, kamala harris and donald trump are practically tied in all sevenswi states. but the momentum is with the democrats. since president biden decided not to run for re-election, harris has increased democrats lead in just about every state by at least 3 points, which is no small feat in any of these tight races, in any of these hard fought states. but it's particularly striking in north carolina where democrats haven't won the presidential race since 2008. and obviously the enthusiasm for harris and the strengthen of her campaign has a lot to do with it, but there is something else going on in north carolina as well. this november on the same bamt as the presidential race, north carolina voters will also be choosing a new governor. the guy on the left here is the democratic nominee. his name is josh stein. the guy on the right side of your screen is who the republicans picked. his name is mark robinson. you know the movie quat black panther," the republican candidate for governor mark robinson said that movie was, quote, created by a

but i think a lot of it in bremond talking to 12 washington bureau chief n s ball to the u. k. now where warnings from british prime minister cas tama have done little to detox byron and unrest across the country. on monday several police officers went in just trying to separate antique immigrant rioters from town to protest as of the city of plymouth in southwest england. bricks and fireworks will not once police, more than 370 people had been arrested in connection with the ride sofa which followed the fatal stabbings of 3 young girls in the town of south for the aftermath of attacks by fall right. groups on this hotel enrolled the room targeting the assign them c, cause living here, some demonstrate to say the violence escalate to be on the expectations. how you arrive, just say about 1 o'clock to a peaceful protest. i didn't want any violence to finish, so a police officer knocked some contest and it did show up cuz we were a little bit scared to stop, but i understand why people are being upset and, and the retaliation from it. simon, the unrest is erupt. it in several tow

. >> "washington post"'s gene robinson, stick around. you'll join us on "morning joe."ng up with us on this monday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> better to look at an average of polls, and we don't have a lot of battleground state polls since this all began to shift. look at the national number and you'll get a sense of this. remember, before the first debate with biden and trump, trump was leading by close to three points or above three points. today, trump is leading by 1.2%. 1.2 points. there is an outlier in there. their poll gives him a five-point lead. without that outlier, he is leading by less than 1%, 0.8. in fact, if you look at it, there were five polls in the real clear politics average that occurred before the 25th of july. trump leads in all fiv

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am i the delegates present during tuesday's rocket ceremonial roll call here at the dnc was washington, d.c.'s mayor, muriel bowser. she used her opportunity at the microphone to push for statehood in the nation's capital washington dc mayor muriel browser joins me. >> now. mayor, good to have you here i have been prior to right now, a longtime resident of washington, dc. i know how long this issue has been on the agenda many, many decades at this point, do you have those assurances from vice president harris and tim walz that they would support getting dc statehood finally, across the finish line well, abby, thanks for having me and i was proud to cast our votes for the next president of the united states, who has been a long time supporter of dc statehood. >> and she knows firsthand, having been living in washington, dc you sea and working with us on tough issues. how important it is, but not just important for us, but important for our entire nation. that the 700,000 tax paying americans of dc are represented in the capital, just like every other american here just to follow up on that i me

we can talk to the bbc�*s correspondent who has been in washington until the last few days. and less stress that we have not had it confirmed, but the indications are that it is who will be her running mate in this crucial race for the white house, so what do you make of that choice? it race for the white house, so what do you make of that choice?— you make of that choice? it has not been confirmed _ you make of that choice? it has not been confirmed by _ you make of that choice? it has not been confirmed by multiple - you make of that choice? it has not| been confirmed by multiple sources including the new york times and reuters and cnn, so it is almost certain that that is the case, and i think he's a sensible choice. he was the bookmakers favourite, i was checking the odds, he was in first place, and second wasjosh shapiro. he is a wise choice because he is the kind of everyman candidate, he seems like a normal guy, the kind that you might chat down the pub. that will work well for kamala harris because what often happens is that presidential candidates, when they pick th

in a video unearthed by the washington examiner' s gabe kaminsky, which fox has not independently verified fox, was seemingly calls hitler promoting him on zeman, who celebrated the hamas terror attacks on october the seventh. a master teacheror. >> really? take a look. i would like to, first of all, y say thank you to imam. i am a teacher, so when i see a master teacher, i know it. and over the time we've spente e together, one of the things t one of the things i've had the privilege of is seeing the things in lifehe t, the eyef of a master teacher, to try and get the understanding. imam's mom is right on this. there is. there is islamophobe here. there is a hatred that is being stirred. there are people in leadershipts positions that are making the situation worse. who ther teacher in a statement provided to fox. the harris campaigaster n said s has no relationship with mom, which is a lie, and that it condemns the hamas terror attacks. not true, but previousr reporting from the washington examiner showed they wertacks whh e on at least five occasions. and meanwhile, amid growing accusat

[laughter] george washington, ulysses s grant was during the civil war he was only president to ever get arrested twice actually on horseback drinking as a president. [laughter] him and trump would get along great these days. [laughter] these people really made a mark on society. we have a culture now this trying to strip everything about history outt of i guess the repertoire of our kids growing up. i have three kids i do not want them to grow up in a world that forgets of the greatest moments of break do not want them to forget the worst moments for the worsts moments in life are the ones that shape us the best. i was a wrestler in high school and college i always tell people the most i learned was from that mattress i lost. and, if wee erase those stories we are doomed to repeat them. every i country through the history or i should say every empire comery everything to the history of the world has always had some kind ofyo downfall. it is american next? i sure hope not. can we fix it? if we learn from history we will. every singlen society they've gotten weaker and weaker and weak

the eu said the attack underlined al shabab�*s barbarity towards their own compatriots. washington support to somalia — said its commitment to defeating the al anda—linked group was unwavering. over the last two years, the somali army has captured swathes of territory from al shabab. let's get some of the day's other news now. at least ten palestinians are reported to have been killed in an israeli strike on a school building in gaza city. the israeli military said the building was being used by hamas militants to manufacture weapons. earlier, two separate israeli drone attacks killed nine palestinians in the occupied west bank. donald trump has agreed to an election debate on fox news, but there's been no comment from his democratic opponent, kamala harris. the two candidates will go head—to—head for the presidency on the 8th of november, after ms harris was formally chosen as the democratic nominee on friday. venezuela's opposition leader, maria corina machado, has turned up at a mass rally in caracas, defying government calls for her arrest. ms machado went into hiding earlier t

s family. but to bring you the latest from washington and berlin.n cross to sarah rainsford and berlin, we'll talk to will grant and washington injust a moment. sarah, i know you've been looking at that statement from paul whalen�*s family, what can you tell us about it? it’s what can you tell us about it? it's “ust what can you tell us about it? it�*s just dropped into my inbox, i've obviously been getting a lot of statements from the family over the five or more years he has been imprisoned in washington, when i attended his first court hearing in moscow i've been following his case extremely closely, communicating with him himself in prison over the years. i'mjust with him himself in prison over the years. i'm just going down the statement now, it's very long and it's including a huge amount of gratitude to everybody who has fought for paul whalen to be released, and saying paul has lost so much. —— paul whelan. released, and saying paul has lost so much. —— paulwhelan. more released, and saying paul has lost so much. —— paul whelan. more than fi

clear when the us military assets will be deployed though, as philip l reports from washington, the pentagon, sending the u. s. s. abraham lincoln, that is currently in the pacific near hawaii. it's on its way to the middle east, although it could take 2 weeks to arrive for the navy. also sending a number of cruises and destroyers, i'm will learning that there will be a number of ministry personnel being sent. and the pentagon is not saying how many it's about to be any specific numbers, but obviously considering the potential situation without talking one or 2 people here. and this is something that is really developing as we speak. you know, we are in this situation where they all to almost conflicting a scenario is contradict contradictory scenarios that are playing out together because on one side, because all of this talk about the escalation at the same side at the same time for us is moving these pieces into place and that is because although certainly israel knows this attack is coming to us, knows this attack is coming, it run and its proxy is hospitalized in this case. and notice attack is coming. t

the lawsuit filed by washington, d.c.'seral claims the company hides mandatory fees until right before shoppers make the purchase and then boost the ticket price by up to 40%. stub hub says it is committed to ensuring a transparent platform. >>> if you are one of the 25 million student borrowers, listen up. today you likely get an email with the latest information on the biden administration's work on student loan forgiveness. so pay attention. the e mail will message you with at least one outstanding federal held student loan about what the feds call potential student debt relief. the feds want the word out this morning to all of you students out there to just check your spam and check your young folders to just make sure those emails don't get lost. then follow the instructions to stay on the feds' radar about debt relief. now to this. >>> peninsula man is expanding the mission to try and help military veterans who fallen into homelessness. sharon chin caught up with john heland as he carried out a special mission. >> fra

charles: i want to talk about what's next and from washington, d.c.'ssh back, just like all the countries depending on fiat currency. president trump, former president trump obviously a supporter. also senator lummis, she has a proposal for strategic bitcoin reserve. explain what it means and why it would be so important for our nation? >> all great empires are built on productive property that you can defend and the lummis bill is our louisiana moment. you know, there was a time when everybody moved to the new world and buying the new world, like louisiana, or alaska was a good idea. what we have right now is a race to own cyberspace. the future is digital. bitcoin is digital f you're worried about the u.s. dollar as the reserve currency, what are people going to buy when they sell the dollar? they're going to buy bitcoin. you should go buy the bitcoin and wait because hundreds of trillions of dollars of capital from all around the world are going to flow into cyberspace, to the bitcoin network. charles: on the other side you have got senator war retur

>> i think one of washington, d.c.'s, favorite pastimes is the debate, and this is what we're doing right now. those are some very famous lines from that debate. more famous from that debate is the fly on mike pence's head. but i do think that open mic is an opportunity for us to one, really it to see who donald trump is purely remember 2016 when he went on hillary clinton with lie, weird, you are a nasty woman. there is a moment where the harris campaign a string to show the american people possibly how unhinged donald trump could be but once again we'll have to see what happens here. i think we'll figure out, some solvency before they hit the stage onset habitats. >> john: doug, to finish off, another policy i'm kamala harris as we dug up in 2019, has not rendered an opinion in 2024 on it but wondering if she still sticks with what she said five years ago. listen to this. >> what we need to do about dean militarizing our schools. and taking police officers out of schools. we need to deal with their reality and speak th

s at the 1963 civil rights march on washington. he questioned whether the federal reserve should operate independently from the white house and signaled openness towards federal laws relaxing the regulations are on marijuana. >> a lot of people are talking about january 6. people aren't talking about it much. i think people treated them harshly when you compare it to things in this country were a lot of people were killed. nobody was killed on january 6. people on january 6 were treated unfairly. they were there to complain, not to me, but to complain about an election. it is very interesting. the biggest crowd i have ever spoken to. i said, peacefully and patriotically, which nobody wants to say, but i said, peacefully and patriotically the biggest crowd i have ever spoken to. i was at the washington monument. i was at the whole thing. i do not know who has ever had a bigger crowd than i have. the biggest crowd i have ever spoken to before was that day. i will tell you. it's very hard to find a picture of the crowd. you can see th

washington d.c.'sral accusing the company of hiding the true cost of tickets until right before purchased by deploying pricing tactics. that trick consumers the lawsuit alleges the company has generated over $100 million in hidden fee revenue the winter of american idol 2005 i've is kelly on american idol, royalty, carrie underwood. >> we're turning to the show that made her famous as we're selling seen in the former idol winner will join the competition as a joke. judge in the new season, replacing katy perry some dangerous heat building across the west today. that's creating poor conditions for firefighters is cruising it's in colorado, are battling several wildfires, including the quarry fire in littleton. the governor has deployed the colorado national guard to assist the central plains around of severe storms and wind gusts and omaha up to 90 miles per hour let's go now to mural. just derek van dam. derek, what are you tracking this morning? >> yeah. jessica, we're tracking that line of thundersto

junk fees this morning, those are the accusations in a new lawsuit against stubhub filed by washington, d.c.'s attorney general, cnn's matt egan joins us now. all right. matt, what are we learning from this lawsuit? well, omar, i hate to break it to you, but you me and millions of other fans are allegedly being duped when we buy tickets to games and concerts on stubhub least that's the claim in this lawsuit. >> and if it's true as the new york jets fan, i'd be pretty offended bended because that enough to sit through the games. the last thing i want to hear is that ai overpaid for the tickets, but that's fans. the allegations in this lawsuit they're saying that stubhub uses pricing tactics that trick customers specifically, a classic bait and switch scheme. then there's a countdown clock. we're the lawsuit says creates this false sense of urgency as an example, they looked at a recent us sure concert, actually an upcoming one, where each tickets selling for $178 as the advertised price. but after you click through, you realize the actual total width fees is on almost $250, nearly 40% increase.

[laughing] i mean, i found out about this, i was actually a washington d.c.'s last night doing an event like this site and find out about it until after i got off the stage. i immediately called my executive producer and started to plot out what we would be doing on it this morning. i was going to be there because i was on my way here, because i think this is one of those things that i've been talking a lot about this recently. i think this is a most abnormal presidential campaign in history in many, many ways. i think we've gotten numbed the things that should shock us beyond out of our skin, and this is one of them. right now we are to mexican court justices deciding cases dealing with -- we have two supreme court justices whether or not trump will be tried for the only american president to try to overturn an election. one of them, ginni thomas, was working on the insurrection. and now at best, at absolute best justice alito's wife was putting up a signal that made exactly the same thing. i'm sorry i don't think that's an excuse. i can guarantee you that if

s. embassy, you were angry crowds leaving washington for fueling it instability in the middle east and has blocked off of the desk for the organization. senior advisor of military advice. i've seen an idea of striking 11 on, on the ronnie and military advice that was reported. the cube as well, the fellow continued coverage of the latest trend shaping the world right now. those are the international i a michael question that was the ronnie and supreme leader says, as well as well, she'll be severely punished over the assassination that they have. mass political media is my and heavy. yeah. and they're reporting the new york times claims a direct strike has been ordered to ryan has also issued the us of our cues. the us of being completed in the coming in the ministry of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of the ron emphasizes the responsibility of the us government as a supporter and accomplice of the zionist regime in the continuation of the occupation and genocide, of palestinians in committing this heinous act of terrorism coordinators have taken to the screen to the death of a

s. presidential adviser. i'm ceo of a washington based thing. time in it's pros, has a jewel washington, american national breach assign, currently host the political program right here in most go and the last yes on this was a moderate trip to some keeps bug international economic form. you can see in that all scheme document page, some questions is me, but as report to the the f b i. agents stand up is a state in virginia on tuesday morning and remove several items. the agency then returned 2 days later, officials have declined to disclose any details only, but the such as well, port authorized i'm part of an ongoing investigation sign she was approved at the time, told all to you, but she has no, she was not given any heads up by merits and look forward to i'm aware that such a situation is happening. i have no information from us. officials, no one has notified me of any claims from us. law enforcement agencies fully un weapons inspect them, retard us marine corps intelligence officer. scott ritter, told us that american john, unless you see

s. military equipment and personnel. patty claim l. g 0, washington, thoughtfully, it is an attorney and human rights activist. and he says, the us has the power to force as well to sign the sci fi data by withholding weapons of what we're talking about are additional mechanisms, additional weapons for israel to be able to commit and maintain its uh, its genocide and god. so the fact that we're not even discussing the annual a the is really ready receives from the united states is really it's, it's beyond belief that we're at a, we're at a point where we're having a talk about limiting any further to further destroy what's left of that you had to get a national community. you've had the united nations, the international court of justice. you have the international criminal court. i mean, israel has been condemned and embarrassed world wide and it's still continues it's barrage of attacks. i guess the defense, the civilian population of the united states can do something right now. and you can n tonight, right now, not, not to, uh, you know, a p as we